Energy systems Flashcards

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Describe how energy is provided for the repeated maximal contractions that occur during training for weight lifting

A
  • ATP PC system
  • Anaerobic
  • PC broken down into P + C + Energy
  • Energy+ P+ADP= ATP
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What are the main energy sources used by an athlete during a 400m sprint?

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  • Energy sources used are PC and glucose
  • Lactic acid system
  • Anaerobic
  • Glycogen broken down into glucose
  • Converted into pyretic acid and lactic acid as a by product
  • Takes pace in the sarcoplasm
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3
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Name the main energy system used in the 100m and explain how this system provides energy for the working muscles

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-ATP PC system 
Coupled reaction 
-PC is stored in the muscles 
-PC is broken down into P+C+energy with enzyme Creatine kinase 
-Energy+P+ADP +ATP
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Explain how the majority of energy used during a marathon would be provided

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  • Aerobic system
  • Anaerboic glycolysis- glycogen is roken town into glucose (PFK)
  • Produces pyretic acid
  • 2 ATP produced
  • Fatty acids converted into acetyl co enzyme A (beta oxidisation ) and fed into the Kreb;s cycle
  • 2ATP produced and carbo dioxide
  • Hydrogen ions removed and fed into the electron transport chain
  • Electron transport chain produces 34 ATP and H20
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Sprinters stop accelerating at 7-8 seconds into a 100m race, in terms of energy systems why does this occur?

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-ATP is the principal energy source
-PC is required to resynthesises ATP
-As PC is used up, performance deteriorates
=Changes to lactic acid system which provides energy more slowly

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Explain the differing functions of the fast and the slow components of EPOC and how EPOC varies with intensity of exercise

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Fast component- resynthesise muscle ATP and PC
-Resaturate myoglobin and haemoglobin

Stage 2-

  • Remove lactic acid
  • Replenish muscle and liver glycogen stores
  • Maintain elevated heart and breathing rate
  • Maintain elevated body temp
  • Greater oxygen consumption with higher intensities
  • EPOC is larger with higher intensity
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What causes the EPOC of the same performer to vary?

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  • Duration of exercise
  • Intensity
  • Getting fitter
  • Warm down/cool down
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At the end of an 800m swim, the swimmer with be out of breath. Explain why this breathlessness occurs

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  • Due to EPOC
  • Aerobic energy required
  • Resaturation of myoglobin with oxygen
  • Remove lactic acid
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